New Communities

For folks who don't fit the gender binary or are interested in questioning it. Please feel free to join us and discuss!

We are a subreddit that provides support for detransitioners, reidentifiers, retransitioners, and questioners in an environment free from gender critical ideology and rhetoric. If you are in crisis, hotline numbers can be found at https://www.suicidestop.com/call_a_hotline.html.

We discuss healthcare relevant to transgender communities.

This sub is for the promotion of healthy fitness goals, advice, and encouragement for the transgender community. All are welcome here that wish to participate in a positive manner.

Welcome to genderfluid!

A subreddit for people of every stripe who feel that they don't fit into a preference-binary or gender-binary culture.

A space for all trans butches, dykes, bois, soft butches, futches, all types of trans women who present more masculine. Memes, selfies, rants, or anything else you think would be relevant! Join our discord! https://discord.gg/YFwKxe5NpV

This subreddit's all about transgender stuff, specifically for male-to-female or trans feminine folks. Got an article you wanna share, something on your mind, or just need to vent about the trans experience? We've got you!

Empowering women and everyone through crypto education, community, and skill development. Subscribe to the substack in order to be invited to the discord community.

The Collective is all about bringing Disciple hosts, the team and community enthusiasts together. We aim to focus on community builders and experts with a shared passion for connectivity, learning, and creating inspiring content.

Co-work with founders from Stanford, YC, Harvard, & more. Our cohort co-works together every day. Shoot the shit. Share our struggles. Develop lifelong friends.

Astramind is a platform for Makers, SaaS founders to build in public and engage with fellow makers who get to use their products. Get engagement from customers & makers for what you build right from day one.

This is a space to help users become coders of all kinds, from web to analytics

We are a community for LGBTQ+ digital marketers to network, find support, and share knowledge. All levels of career experience welcome. Meet your queer peers here!

Brazilians who design is a place to showcase the work of talented Brazilian designers to the world. The goal is to inspire new designers to diversify their references, experienced designers to diversity their network, and companies to diversify their teams.

We are building a community where LGBTQ+ designers can celebrate queer contributions to the design industry and visual culture, share their work, and connect with each other.

Join the Designed Slack discussion, the first global design education nonprofit platform and community. Discuss current design trends, chat about your upcoming interview, or simply build your tribe of designer friends. After signing up for a free Designed.org account, you will gain access to our Slack community, and join our 3,732 users around the world!

You’ve found us! We are a community of Journalists of Color aka JOCs, and this website is for you – the public – to peruse, find out what we’re all about and maybe even join us. We are dedicated to growing and expanding this community, and its conversations and opportunities. We’ve already branched out from Slack to a couple of meetups on the East and West coasts. So stay tuned because we’re just getting started.We founded this group to put Journalists of Color in the same "room" (you know, so you’re not the only one.) And having a Slack team allows us to branch out and create infinite rooms to discuss a variety of topics, collaborate on projects or chat/scheme/vent privately via direct messages or private groups. Allies: While we appreciate your support, this space is for us. Check out our resources tab for more ways to encourage diversity.

Hello writers, editors, colleagues, comrades – Don’t you hate when editors use “I don’t know enough writers of color” as an excuse to back up the homogeneity of their publications? We do too. Here’s a fix, brought to you by Durga Chew-Bose, Jazmine Hughes, Vijith Assar, and Buster Bylander. Need someone to cover politics? Here you go. A correspondent in Chicago? We’ve got you covered. We aim to create more visibility for writers of color, ease their access to publications, and build a platform that is both easy for editors to use and accurately represents the writers. The response so far has been overwhelming (thank you!) and we welcome further feedback from both camps, but please realize that this site is run by volunteers and is a work in progress. We still need help fixing mistakes and keeping things running smoothly. Email us if you’re interested in lending a hand, or have suggestions, or just to say hello. If you are hiring, taking pitches, or trying to fill freelance slots, let us know and we’ll retweet you. We also maintain a public Twitter list of all our writers, and we’ve shared the code behind this site on GitHub in case you’d like to set up something similar for a different group or industry. Keep flexing.

r/journalism is a community focused on the industry and practice of journalism (from the classroom to the newsroom).

Portuguese Who Design is a place to showcase Portuguese creative talent to inspire new designers and foster inclusivity through a diverse network of contacts for professionals and companies alike. We celebrate creativity and the people whose work elevates the Portuguese design worldwide.

Italians Who Design is a repository where the most talented Italian designers are gathered. It aims to help people find notable and relevant voices to ispire you, increase your network and (why not?) to work with. Design Firms,our project's branch, aims to select all the business excellence that is involved in the world of UX, both agencies and in house teams.

Women Who Draw is an open directory of female* professional illustrators, artists and cartoonists. It was created by two women artists in an effort to increase the visibility of female illustrators, emphasizing female illustrators of color, LGBTQ+, and other minority groups of female illustrators.

The Cartoonists of Color, Queer Cartoonists, and Disabled Cartoonists databases were created and are maintained by cartoonist MariNaomi as a way to spotlight marginalized comics creators. The databases are used by booksellers, librarians, academics, editors, book publishers, event organizers, readers, and more.

The Cartoonists of Color, Queer Cartoonists, and Disabled Cartoonists databases were created and are maintained by cartoonist MariNaomi as a way to spotlight marginalized comics creators. The databases are used by booksellers, librarians, academics, editors, book publishers, event organizers, readers, and more.